m15 Gaming Laptop 15.6 inch, FHD, 8th Generation Intel Core i7-8750H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 10 Home - Epic Silver (AWm15-7806SLV-PUS)

I can max out (so far) Dying Light, L4D2, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Fallout 4... Bro fr I'm not gonna be like "Oh blah blah blah battery life this, I don't like that" na, this is legitimately a solid machine that will keep up with what's thrown at it. The RTX 2060 is surely something you want to be a part of. I've been living on low graphics since 2013, settling for the 15-25 FPS and people usually talk trash about Alienware brand for whatever reasons. Also, people are rambling about heat comfort and build quality; na, they're are assiduously looking for "cons" so their "review" looks more credible like lol wtf ? The only problem I have with this laptop is that I can't stop downloading all the Steam games I was never able to max out or EVEN play.I'm coming from a Macbook Pro 2016 and the performance difference is night and day. Make sure you go to the Alienware Command Center thing/app and turn on "Performance Mode", while plugged into a power source if you want the (90%) of what the laptop can do. Thanks for reading, peace out and have fun

I've had this laptop for two months now and I can honestly say that it's worth the money. There are, however, a few things to note that will need to be addressed if you want to use it for very much serious work.Firstly, this laptop comes with an M.2 harddrive, which is very good, but it's only 512mb. An additional harddrive is almost necessary and, although it does come with a second slot, I opted for an external 4TB SSD. That basically solves storage issues for a good while.Secondly, This only comes with a single 8GB RAM card but does have a second slot. I haven't added another card yet but I have seen instances where it would improve performance.This laptop is currently my workhorse and downtime toy. I've seen very few hiccups using it for music production, recording, live sound and gaming. Once you address the underwhelming storage issue you can work pretty well with it but a RAM upgrade should be in your future as well. Games these days not only have 80+GB download files but pull considerable amounts of RAM, as do DAWs.Overall, this is a fantastic little beast for the money and with just a few minor upgrades it can do everything short of engineering 3D models. I'm certainly glad that I bought this for my work and play!